Board meeting showdown: Chicago Public Schools CEO can keep his job for now
Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez will keep his job for now. The seven-member Chicago Board of Education did not vote on terminating his employment. THis comes after tremendous pressure campaigns both for and against him.
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CEO Pedro Martinez has refused to resign and his resignation has now become a flashpoint as divisions emerge in the ruling ...
Chicago waited a long, long time for an elected school board. Given how the first round is going down, whether the city gets ...
The long-simmering standoff between City Hall and Chicago Public Schools leadership that just blew up in the public eye ...
As Thursday’s Board of Education meeting approaches, a publicized miscommunication between Chicago Public Schools leadership ...
Chicago Public Schools reports a slight increase in student enrollment, marking a reversal from over a decade of decline.
Chicago Public Schools unveiled a new five-year strategic plan Monday that sets out to increase the number of students ...
With Chicago Public Schools chief executive Pedro Martinez now fighting for his job amid reported pressure from Mayor Brandon ...
Preliminary enrollment data for the 2024-2025 school year show a less than 1% uptick in enrollment. The biggest increase is ...
The number of people directly employed by CPS has increased — growing to more than 41,000 this school year. However, not all ...
Books were found discarded in dumpsters at Carl Schurz High School, raising concerns over Chicago Public Schools' book ...
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